Engineering Manhour Estimate

[GUEFK]

Dear Gusgon

could you please send me a copy of the PDVSA on saidrimane@yahoo.fr

Thanks

[f81aa]

Hi gusgon:

Please upload and share the link of the oil company pdvsa manual you mentioned in your post #4.

Thanks

[hznraja]

Hello sir, can you please send me a copy at hznraja@gmail.com. Thank you.

[gusgon]

Dear fellows: Sorry for the delay. Here it is PDVSAs Project Guide - Guias de Gerencia de Proyectos de Inversion de Capital (GGPIC) - PDVSA. It is not a cost estimate manual. It is just a guide to project stages scopes and procedures. Unfortanately is in Spanish.
Link:

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In a separate post I am sharing Conceptual Cost Estimating Manual (2nd Ed.) - J. Page (Gulf Professional Publishing), which for the estimation of Home Office Costs indicates engineering man hours estimates for a lot of equipments. I hope this will help.

[fantastz]

Gusgon. Is at your ability to send me a copy of the PDVSA costs estimating manual.
My email is: tschens@gmail.com
Thanks

[eljulitrunks]

Hello Sir Gusgon,
Could you help me sending the manual (PDVSA costs estimating manual) to my e-mail? eljulitrunks@hotmail.com
Thank you very much

[mekkisam]

Please,
Can you send me a copy of the book,
Thanks,
bouasam@gmail.com

[sadane]

Hi Gusgon

Please send a copy of PDVSA book

Thanks

[sadane]

Hi Gusgon

Sorry
s.laib@yahoo.fr

[rumimallick]

Hi Can you send me this book please hashmisb@gmail.com it will be great help

[wadhamama]

my question what is deference of estimation of man-hour in each stage of project e.g conception phase, and proposal phase, and detail deign phase?

[jlbejaranor]

Dear sara58sara,
There are several ways to calculate what you want. One of them would be to assign a certain quantity of manhours to every document. As an example, these manhours could be from 30 to 50 hours depending on the expertise of the engineering personnel. But then arises the most important question: Estimate the quantity of documents or the structure of the engineering. This depends on the scope and the type of information that is given by your client. So rules of thumb can be useful but can also be very dangerous misguiding you to big mistakes.
Regards,
JLBejarano